For Kaleidoscopic Home at SPACE10, Tin & Ed present surprising tactile and digital obstacles to provoke visitors to inhabit a ‘home’ in new and creative ways. Graphic identity and poster by Joseph Han with Pimpit by Benoît Bodhuin.

Words from the exhibition’s web page:

Our exhibition Kaleidoscopic Home is a speculative installation exploring how playful interventions in our home can enrich our everyday lives.

For the exhibition poster, we collaborated with graphic designer Joseph Han to transpose Kaleidoscopic Home’s themes to printed matter for visitors to take home. It features a poem by Sophie Isherwood that imagines the animacy of homes. ‘Questions For The Space You Live In’ asks us to consider the ways we perceive our homes and the ways our homes, with their hidden life, might regard us.

The Ideal City: Exploring Urban Futures is a book about sustainable urbanism, edited by Space10, designed by Ilona Samcewicz-Parham’s studio Spilenka, and published by Gestalten.

As technology and urban life edge ever closer, The Ideal City explores the ambitious actions and initiatives being brought to life across the globe to meet tomorrow’s demand in clever, forwarding-thinking ways. From pedestrian infrastructure to housing, the book uncovers what is being discussed at the forefront of urbanism through expert essays and profiles.

The entire book is composed in Bureau Brut’s Ostia Antica.